Reed strengthens Nebraska attorney general office with new appointments
January actions enlarge the office as Willie Reed names A. M. Morrissey deputy and Charles Row assistant, with George Ayres as special assistant. Morrissey becomes chief justice of the supreme court January 25, Barrett succeeds him as deputy. The department pursues Luten patent disputes and estate cases including John O Connor and Henry Keller escheats, funding state schools.
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Willie el. Reed
Supreme Court
Reed
Dexter T Barrett
Mr. Morrissey
Mr. Reed
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Daniel B. Luten
Luten
Dexter Barrett
John O'Connor
Adama County
Nebraska
O'Connor
Barrett
Henry Keller
Adams County
Alan
George McCloud
Dodge County
Atorney
Roe
Department
George W. Ayres
Drink More Water If Kidneys Bother
The ad urges drinking water and using Jad Salts to ease kidney trouble. It claims uric acid in meat overworks kidneys causing backache headaches and bladder irritation. It promotes taking a tablespoon of Jad Salts daily for a few days to restore kidney function.
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Folke
Notice on Dog Chaining and Safe Handling
Penrose E. Romig orders all dogs be fitted with a 1916 Meenge and securely tethered to collars. Dogs must be worn at all times for protection. otherwise they will be seized and, if unclaimed within twenty four hours, killed.
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Penrose E. Romig
Nebraska Sunday School Association Meets in Broken Bow
The Nebraska State Sunday School association held its 48th annual convention in Broken Bow over three days ending Tuesday. Sixteen hundred forty six attendees from sixty one counties attended as a parade with floats and ponied delegations opened the event. A highlight was the pageant Two Thousand Miles for a Book portraying the Indian Bible promise and the delays before a Bible reached General Clark's barracks in St Louis.
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Nebraska State Sunday School Association
Broken Bow
Clark
St. Louis
Groceries and Feed at Hotel Ashby Offer Fresh Goods
A vintage notice promotes a store selling groceries flour and feed along with overalls shirts and shoes. It invites town visitors to call at the Hotel Ashby for a meal or a clean bed and emphasizes freshness purity and cleanliness of all goods.
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Ashby
Fourth at Prospect Park Promises Summer Merriment
Miller and Powles announce a major Fourth of July program at Prospect Park formerly Broncho Lake featuring the motorized ship Bodel la and a Frank Palmer wild boat show with bucking broncos. Dances are planned Tuesdays and Saturdays and the grounds have been refurbished for crowds all summer.
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Prospect Park
Merrient
Miller & Powles
Goung
Frank Palmer
Ma Palmer
Thief Steals Mollring Cadillac Drives Far Onto Road
A large Cadillac owned by Geo A Mollring was stolen from his home garage on a Wednesday night. It was driven about a mile east of town where the thief lost control or encountered trouble, revealing the misadventure of an unfamiliar driver.
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W. N. Swan
Laramie Avenue
Allen
Geo. Beck
Rushville
Geo. A. Mollring
Pye
O.K
Sam Hill
Dobbs
Ordinance No 210 Licenses for pawnbrokers Alliance Nebraska
City of Alliance adopts an ordinance levying a 50 dollar annual pawnbroker license tax with 5 thousand dollar bond. It requires record keeping of all loans purchases with names and details and daily reports to the police chief with 24 hour waiting period before removal of pledged goods.
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Alliance
Nebraska
City Ordinance Penalties for Brokers and Dealers
The ordinance imposes fines from fifty to one hundred dollars for violation by any broker agent or dealer and allows mayoral revoke of licenses. It becomes effective after passage publication and notes multiple readings in 1914 1915 and 1916 with Mayor Penrose E Romig and Clerk Carter Calder.
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Penrose E. Romig
Carter Calder
Burroughs Machine Boosts Bacon Bates Business
A grocer named Bates grapples with rising costs and slipping profits. A traveling salesman touts Burroughs calculating machines to reveal hidden losses, prompting Bates to reevaluate inventory, fruit and crackers, and staff performance. The ad claims 90,000 merchants use Burroughs to improve profits.
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Burroughs
Bates
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